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i mean, after the special counsel s investigation there s apparently a memorandum of that conversation that exists somewhere that includes the president saying basically to russia it s okay that you interfered with the election. i mean, that is that s what the you would think that would have turned up in the mueller report, right? that s what the mueller report was looking for, but, of course, they didn t have access to any of this material. and it s fascinating to see that the whistle-blower has in effect created a momentum here because these people who are the sources for the washington post, they ve known this since the meeting, the way the article is presented. they ve known it every day since then and they didn t say a word. they were never moved before to say a word to the washington post about it until now. yeah. well, you know, the impeachment. of the president focuses things for the president. but for everybody else who was involved in either the scheme itself, who
for the washington post, they ve known this since the meeting, the way the article is presented. they ve known it every day since then and they didn t say a word. they were never moved before to say a word to the washington post about it until now. yeah. well, you know, the impeachment. president obviously focuses things for the president. but for everybody else who was involved in either the scheme itself, who was a witness to the scheme and didn t say anything about it or who was a witness to the scheme and helped cover it up, they all know they re liable now and they re in trouble. and those people are going to have to meet their maker one day. they re going to have to look at themselves in the mirror and think about their own legal and career futures. all those people liable having enabled or covered up this scheme now have their own skin in the game and their own reasons to think about telling the people of this country what they know. looks like the washington post has
they ve known it every day since then and they didn t say a word. they were never moved before to say a word to the washington post about it until now. yeah. well, you know, the impeachment. it obviously focuses things for the president. but for everybody else who was involved in either the scheme itself, who was a witness to the scheme and didn t say anything about it, or who was a witness to the scheme and helped cover it up, they all know they re liable now and they re in trouble. and those people are going to have to meet their maker one day. they re also going to have to look at themselves in the mirror and think about their own legal and career futures. all those people who are liable of having enabled or covered up this scheme now have their own skin in the game and their own reasons to think about telling the people of this country what they know. it looks like the washington post has written a rough draft of an article of impeachment tonight, another one. yeah. tha